Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1933, Page 33

y THE E VENIN G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MATXCH .31, 1583, ’ § ' THE HECHTC Tomorrow Morning at 10:30 Catch a _ Lucky Baloon Several hundred Sarnival ~ / 2-TROUSER Suits! $1 2.95 Boys, they’re WOWS! Man tailored, every ome of them ——college models, single and double breasted styles. Trou- sers are wide—drape "campus slacks! Sizes 15 to 22 yrs.— 31 to 38 chest measure. In classy woolens like— ® NAVY CHEVIOTS ¢ SCOTCHY TWEEDS ® SMOOTH CASSIMERES (Becond Floor, The Hecht Co.) : flif\LChildren’s STARTS TOMORROW! / /"(\// ® Free Books On the care asnd ot the child. SR e ® Games to Play . In 3 mocial play reem with & mald B 8-Piece Band 3 neverything! T (Boots’ Polo Boys) Wl L/;.r/,, i Q \\\lu“, Zip, hip, hoo-ray! Starting tomorrow morning . . . rain or shine ... . The Hecht Co.’s thrilling, exciting, positively marvelous Carnival for kids of all ages. Step into an ele- vator and be wisked up to the Second Floor . . . see things ~you never saw before . . . play with the games. .. see the man cut jig-saw puzzles . . . let the grown-up Mickey Mouse amuse you . . . free chocolate milk, cookies, candy eggs . . . too many things going on to tell you about them all here. So come on down and see for yourself. The show starts at 9:15. Clothes Conservation Committee Booth! We invite you to bring down all the children’s old clothes. These will be distributed to less fortunate boys and girls. Free Souvenirs for Children W hen Accompanied by. Adults! Jr. Boys’ 6-Piece Spring Ensemble Topcoat; shorts; blouse; tie; cap! Broadcloth blduse and four-in-hands ‘tie; cap to top the whole busi- $ 3 095 ness! Tweeds'or cas- simeres. 3 'to 8'yrs. (Second Floor. The Heeht Co.) Tots® All-Silk Print FROCKS Boys’ FAST COLOR Broadcloth Shirts Plain colors or neat, fancy stripes; smart! Regulation collar style or sports $ shirts with short or fo‘r 3 long sleeves. 8-18 years. (Second Floor, The Hecht Ov.) Girls’ Street or Dress FROCKS White Frocks for Confirmation! Prints! Hand-smocked frocks with puff sleeves! Pretty as posies! In $ soft pastels—pink, 000 blue, maize and nile. (Second Floor, The Heeht Oo.) All silk! With ruffles, tiers, puff sleeves—smart as ’grown-up fashions. $ 095 Prints and plain colors. 7-16. (Becond Ploor, The Hecht Co.) Fit-Rite SHOES The Hecht Co's private brand! Chock full of value! Two-tone sports styles; patent straps and ox- fords; calf oxfords in black and tan. Boys' sizes, 11 to big 6; girls, 8% to big 7. CHILDREN’S HOSIERY Children’s Hosiery—all lengths, t lties, plai g gt i oie 3 prs. 50¢ (Second Floor. The Mecht Oo.). ® Chocolate Eggs Furnished through courtesy of the Vir- sinia Dare Candy Co. ® 8-Piece Band Bt Tt ez b 8 gy 1y ® Free Chocolate Milk, and Cookies children accompanted nl:hullh n ® Little Girl Hostesses Jyer balf hour thero will b o new Mtle hostess who will entertain you and her friends. 2 ® Fire Chief Hats - hflmflfi.gh"‘m hats, by the Texaco ® Bags of Marbles Will be given to = or ‘ m—-uflz&&flzunfl"fi ® Boy Scout Exhibit ® Jig-Saw Cutouts S8 g, e S T Easter Frocks With bicycle sleeves, capes, epaulets! Fur 9 5 trimmings! Crepes . and sports woolens. 10-16. Easter COATS Jackets—jumpers! Cun- ning puff sleeves! Ador- able prints—plain colors, $ 9 5 too, if you prefer. * 10-16. (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.)